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As the old Chinese saying goes:"Aska bout the customs and taboos in any strange place you're going to visit in order to avoid trouble."This is sound advice.At present，more and more foreigners are coming to China，and having frequent dealings with Chinese people.In this context，in order to really understand Chinese culture，foreigners need to learn about Chinese customs and habits first.
Cloth art is one of the most striking forms of Chinese. folk arts and crafts. Made of cloth and other materials, and incorporated with themes that reflect people's longing for a good life, the cloth items are made with techniques similar to those used for other forms of handiwork, yet they possess their own distinctive style. Methods of craftsmanship include cutting, sewing,cross-stitch, braiding, embroidery, pasting and applique. The brightly colored items come in a variety of shapes and styles.Lightweight and practical, they capture the simplicity of Chinese folk art. In ancient China, many items for daily use were made of cloth. These pieces are not only beautiful but also have artistic appeal and practical value. This book has a collection of over 200 photographs of cloth articles from Shandong, Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces which should ,help familiarize readers with one of China s most popular traditional arts.
了解中国的历程，不仅仅是仰视她呈现出的大国风范， 重要的还是在点滴生活中去体味她散发的内在魅力。只有生活中的亲密接触，才能让你真切地去感受和理解中国和中国人。 博大精深的饮食文化、崇尚自然的茶道精神、源远流长的美酒佳酿，传承千年，折射出中国人真挚热烈的情感和平和从容的气质。中国人茶余饭后的休闲娱乐 是千姿百态，而跟随天意去呵护身心，蕴含着中国人颐养天年的真谛。 此刻，中国的美食准备挑战你的味觉神经，佳茗和美酒带你回到梦中的东方，千年积淀的智慧游艺即将唤醒你沉睡的心灵，而华夏的养生之道正在为你开启关爱身体的哲学之门。这一段活色生香的中国生活之旅，等待着你来尽情地领略。
China has a long history of agriculture, so in the earliest stages its festivals were intimately tied up with farming. Today, the Chinese continue to celebrate these festivals, bringing them even closer to their ancestors, creators of a splendid culture.
this is a book focuse on the historical and current affairsconcerning stability and development in xinjiang. it has beenwritten with the purpose of respecting history, clarifying thetruth, and basing on the reality.
中国是养蚕缫丝的发源地，中国丝织品与染织品自古以来被世界各国所赞誉。中国民间染织是观赏与实用并举的工艺品种，它图案精美，淳朴厚重，具有浓郁的乡土气息。本书收集各民族民间染织品近30个品类，编辑成册。本书是德语版。
中国是养蚕缫丝的发源地，中国丝织品与染织品自古以来被世界各国所赞誉。中国民间染织是观赏与实用并举的工艺品种，它图案精美，淳朴厚重，具有浓郁的乡土气息。本书收集各民族民间染织品近30个品类，编辑成册。本书是德语版。
Seit der Antike geniesst China – die Heimat der Seidenherstellung – einen hervorragenden Ruf als Herstellungsland von gewebten und gef rbten Seidenprodukten. Chinesische Seidenarbeiten zeichnen sich durch eine grosse Formenvielfalt und Formsch nheit aus. Ihre fein gearbeiteten, schlichten und repr sentativen Muster, und ihre starke Verwurzelung in lokalen Traditionen haben eine enorme Bandbreite des Handwerks entstehen lassen. In China gibt es acht Hauptarten von Seidenbrokat: Miao, Zhuang, Yao, Dong, Dai, Bouyei, Tujia und Maonan. Davon abgeleitet gibt es Batik, Schnürbatik und Indigo-Drucke, die alle ihre spezifischen Besonderheiten aufweisen. Das Buch pr sentiert rund 30 Arten der Web- und F rbekunst, wie sie unter verschiedenen Volksgruppen in China verbreitet sind. Die Stoffe sind bekannt für ihre ausgezeichneten Muster und ihren hohen Gebrauchswert. Darüber hinaus gew hren sie einen Einblick in die Traditionen volkstümlicher Handwerkskunst.
《我心中的少林》一书选取了近300幅珍贵图片，由少林寺方丈释永信亲自执笔，首度向公众讲述他与少林寺之间的深厚渊源。通过该书读者可以更加透彻地理解少林文化，并感知几代少林僧人为传承少林文化所做的不懈努力。
in 101 stories for foreigners to understand chinese people yiand bryan ellis tell stories about their experiences living inchina to introduce elements of chinese culture，etiquette andinterpersonal interaction． when they moved from new york city to shanghai they readseveral guide books and thought they were pre-pared．but dozens ofsmall yet significant cultural differences caught them bysurprise！ three years（and numerous faux pass misunderstandings andmisinterpretations）later，they have written this book to helpreaders benefit from their experiences．their stories explain boththe“what’s”and the“why’s”of chinese customs，so that readers canbetter understand and appreciate the chinese way of thinking andliving．often，what seems bizarre and strange at first makes perfectsense if you see it from a chinese perspective．yi and bryan haveenjoyed learning about chinese culture and hope that the readerswill enjoy this journey of discovery as well．
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China has a long history of agriculture, so in the earliest stages its festivals were intimately tied up with farming. Today, the Chinese continue to celebrate these festivals, bringing them even closer to their ancestors, creators of a splendid culture.
